2.0.0

Security Changes & Fixes

• Graveyard now detects zip-slip attacks. This means that Graveyard will refuse to unarchive archives that try to access files out of their scope.
• Graveyard now only uses libraries that are developed by the Golang developers.

Breaking Changes

• Commands are now provided through the Go flag module. This means that commands will need to be prefixed with - or --, this allows users to string together commands and complete more than one action at once.
• Grave filenames now end in .buried instead of .tar.gz.buried, you will need to rename graves before use with this version, see the release discussion for details.

New Features

• Graveyard is now fully portable! This means that you can store graves on a USB drive and access them across Windows, Linux, and macOS. The grave.zip file currently only supports x64 architectures, but includes binaries for Windows, Linux, and macOS.
• Speaking of Windows and macOS... this is the first release to support those platforms!
• Graveyard also now provides builds for other architectures.

Changes for Developers

• Graveyard now provides a library for external applications to encrypt data within graves.
• The command line application now simply interacts with the library.

Other Changes

• Documentation has been moved into docs.
• Lot of dependencies have been removed.
• Migrate to os from ioutil.
• Graveyard is now a much smaller binary (7.38 MB to 3.22 MB.)

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Full Changelog: 1.1.5...2.0.0

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This release includes breaking changes. For a migration guide view the release discussion.